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@cstajan My hubby did a conversion course and not bridging. If I remembered it right, the program finished Feb of 2016 and we got our PR, June of the same year.
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@YoungJebediah Employers don't base their hiring on what program you have finished. Hiring is based on your work experience and on how you present yourself. Finishing Bridging and Bachelor's would both lead to registration as a nurse here in Austral…
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@YoungJebediah What's good with bridging is that it only take few months to finish. Why would you choose a lengthy study if you can finish at an earlier time. I would say that it would all depend on what your preference is and your purpose as well. …
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@YoungJebediah Most likely you'll be granted a PR Visa as long as you meet the points for migration, have proper and complete documents and as long as you don't overclaim points. It doesn't matter what route you take whether it's bridging or Bachelo…
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@cstajan If you are an OR Nurse for 3yrs, there's a big chance that you'll get a sponsorship. My hubby is an OR Nurse too and he was offered a job sponsorship which we declined because the place is a bit far. We didn't regret the decision though bec…
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@Maceda1112 Hi, pwede mo naman siyang isama as student dependent kapag student visa. As with the show money, yung balance mo for tuition fee plus yung living expenses niyong dalawa for the whole duration of your study/stay in Au. Nasa link na eto yu…
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@marzky Hi, kindly ask your friend if he needed work experience for the AHPRA registration as well. Just a guide for those who have the same query here in the forum. Thank you.
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@JapsRN Hi, not necessarily.. If your IELTS result is still valid then there's no need to take another one.
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@diazepamie Hi, from what i know, i think you need to have at least 3mos of full time paid experience within the last 5yrs for AHPRA Registration and to get a positive ANMAC skill assessment as well. I've called AHPRA and ANMAC numerous times to co…
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@JapsRN You have to check with the uni where you're planning to study.
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@JapsRN For conversion course you don't have to get an eligibility from AHPRA. You just need to meet the school's requirements for the conversion program. Conversion is different from bridging btw. For bridging, you have to get an eligibility letter…
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@ZboyandAngel That's good. All the best!
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@JapsRN You can book an appointment with IDP or AECC Global. Their services are free. Or You can do it by yourself and apply directly to the Uni. You just need to comply with their requirements and you can go from there. You need 7 for bridging or…
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@mjtumibay Most likely yes kasi kumbaga may pre-assessment na ng AHPRA sa qualification ng applicant though ibang entity yung ANMAC. I think kung may marerefuse it's because mali yung pagclaim ng points or may mali sa papers na sinubmit.
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@ZboyandAngel If you have a good overseas experience, and in a specialty area it would be easy for you to find a job here in Au. If you don't meet one of the 5 criteria then you won't get a positive assessment. You'll be fine especially na registe…
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@mjtumibay You're welcome. Yes, You can bring your parents here. There are several visas available. It would depend on what your purpose is and the requirements vary as well.
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@mjtumibay Hi, Oo malaki yung chance considering na sa specialty area yung work experience mo. Kung hindi naman makahanap ng work after bridging, makakapagapply naman kayo ng PR which in my opinion is better kasi permanent ka na rito unlike pag work…
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@dolly Book an appointment with IDP or AECC free yung services nila.
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@dy3p I know some people who moved in from Queensland to Melbourne and they are quite happy about it. I guess it would all boil down to what your preference is.
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@reesechocs Hi, from what I've read EPIQ is another term that they use for IRON Program so basically it's just the same thing. Anyway, marami pa namang schools ang nagooffer ng bridging course hindi lang Deakin. You can check this link for the schoo…
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@dy3p If you have a good overseas experience then why not try to look for a better paying job. Marami namang opening as far as I know. So far Melbourne is okay. It isn't as expensive as Sydney. I couldn't compare it with Queensland though because I …
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@hello1029 I'm not sure with NSW... Iba't ibang states kasi may kanya kanyang ruling, Try to read on this website: https://www.service.nsw.gov.au/transaction/transfer-overseas-driver-licence
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@Superched Hindi siya magiging issue, kung full license hawak mo sa Phils then it's going to converted into full as well.
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@Jekfire No worries, all the best! Goodluck on your application.
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@dolly Huwag mong iisipin yung gagastusin mo kasi investment mo yun para sa inyo ng family mo. Mas malaki man ang gastos for Bachelors, malayong mas malaki naman ang chance niya for a PR kasi open siya for both 189 at 190 unlike pag Diploma. Titigna…
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@Jekfire After mong matapos sa course, register ka na sa AHPRA as a Nurse (Counterpart of PRC) Once na Registered ka na, apply na for ANMAC then Skill Select for EOI then PR.
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@mrsespejo Ang Diploma of Nursing ay iba sa Conversion course (Bachelor of Nursing). Yung Diploma pag natapos kayo rito sa Au, Enrolled Nurse (EN) ang tawag o Division 2 Nurse. Pag Bachelors naman, yun yung Division 1 Nurse o Registered Nurse (RN) …
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@Jekfire You can try to apply for a bridging if you have an experience. Unfortunately, I'm not in the position to say whether your experience will be recognised or not. If you can prove that your job role is within the scope of nursing practice, the…
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@dolly Hi, ano ba ang purpose mo? If your purpose is to migrate here afterwards then it's best to get a conversion course if you don't have any experience. You can try to speak with either IDP or AECC free naman services nila for student visa.
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@arke1084 Depende, siguro mga a week or 2..
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